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micky

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  1. how did the bird get up the tree , hop
  2. I caught my old man in the old zip trap a few times when i was a bit younger
  3. i dont think there is a lot of over kill in a MK6 fenn trap,over the years i have had mink,rats rabbits ,and squirrels survive a whack ,off of Mr Fenns products.One of my ferrets was caught by a Fenn that had been set for rabbits,hes still running round his cage eighteen moths later ,with not the slightist sign of overkill.
  4. I was out yesterday setting a few snares,i set 9 down one side of the hedge and three on the other side .When i checked this morning it was blowing a gale ,onto the side where i had set the 9 also there was a good frost,there was no catch in the 9 ,but as i crossed to the leeward side of the hedge the flock of crows and magpies told me ,i had a catch,of the three snares two had parts of rabbits around them ,and one snare and its catch was missing alltogether ,the odd thing was ,the two sets of rabbit remains had well formed young rabbits among them ,i would have thought that these would have b
  5. Theres a simple way around this stalemate situation,if a man cannot be there on the night with is dog ,could not another person work the dog?
  6. hi, Glen ,iam very well mate,hope you are too,weather down here has been very poor,ive not been out much,its set to break next week ,so i will be trying to catch a few ,be in touch soon ,take care Micky,
  7. Iwent out yesterday and set half a dozen snares,when i picked up at 6am it was minus 5,i caught three rabbits and the one shown on the brook bank was frozen solid
  8. i carn,t explain put a few pictures up of your 100 traps full of rabbits ,show us mate ,put up or shut up
  9. How long do you think it will take with cage traps?most of your rabbits will die of old age before they jump into one of them I strongly disagree. They're quick and easy. Snares are too much messing around. Then you no nothing about snaring ,and less about cage trapping. Again, I don't agree. True, you catch alot snaring. One hundred cage traps are easier then one hundred snares. Yes, you may catch more in snares but it's a pain tensioning them. If you have time to spare then snaring is the way forward for rabbits, but if you're Keepering it's not worth snaring rabbits because you hav
  10. How long do you think it will take with cage traps?most of your rabbits will die of old age before they jump into one of them I strongly disagree. They're quick and easy. Snares are too much messing around. Then you no nothing about snaring ,and less about cage trapping.
  11. In 1966 ,my mate stuck one on spencer davies,outside the corn exchange ,in leicester market place
  12. theres not a lot you can do about it other than kill the fox ,most of my rabbiting is in hunting country so the foxs have to be left be,you wont do any good setting snares in the mouths of holes ,you have to set them out on there runs ,or on a fence line,read Glen Waters articles on rabbit snaring ,its all there,he makes it easy.Ihad a visit from a Quorn fox last night ,he usally leaves me the head ,but he must have been hungry ,he just left me a scrap of fur
  13. How long do you think it will take with cage traps?most of your rabbits will die of old age before they jump into one of them
  14. pictures of snared rabbits seem to be a bit rare on here nowdays,put a few up mate ,i think theres a few on here would to see your catches wearing them iron wires :
  15. my first 12 bore was ex military police issue ,it was a Greener GP single shot martini action,
  16. those dogs in the lamping competition would do allright,they would drive them straight into the nets ,no fear of one of them disgracing its self by catching owt
  17. its a three year job mate, but its nice when you start cutting
  18. there you go paul ,i put the other one up on the young rabbits thread
  19. me and MR TP,ran into a few yesterday in Nottinghamshire
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